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The Shire of Nannup and the Nannup Local Drug Action Group (LDAG) are pleased to announce the successful funding of the Stronger Together initiative through the Alcohol and Drug Foundation's Community Action Program.

The Shire of Nannup recently hosted a community workshop as part of its ongoing Disability Access and Inclusion Plan (DAIP) process, bringing together residents and community members to share experiences, discuss accessibility and inclusion, and identify areas for future consideration.

Youth Zone kicked off on Tuesday 18 August, with nine enthusiastic young people joining Apryl from the Shire of Nannup and Shealie from the Nannup Community Resource Centre (CRC) for an afternoon of fun, learning and connection.

Want a solid job, good pay, and a great lifestyle? The Shire of Nannup is looking for Plant Operators and General Hands to join the team, with both full-time and casual positions available.

Council supports Alan Meyburgh's black cockatoo-inspired concept as the preferred vision for Nannup's northern entry statement.

The Shire of Nannup advises that the extraordinary vacancy in the office of Councillor, created by the resignation of Mr Timothy Sly, has been filled by election under Schedule 4.1A of the Local Government Act 1995.

The strength of Nannup lies in its people.

The Shire of Nannup is proud to launch five new recordings as part of the Voices of Nannup Oral History Project.

Community spirit and volunteer dedication are helping the Blackwood River (Goorbiliyup) foreshore shine.

Over the coming months, the Redback Spider Artwork at the Village Green will be carefully removed and professionally refurbished, preserving its unique character while ensuring it remains safe and fit for purpose. Once restoration is complete, the Redback Spider will be given a new home at the Pine Ridge MTB Park.

The Western Australian Government is continuing to provide weekly updates on H5 Avian Influenza (bird flu) to keep communities informed and prepared. Ongoing surveillance, biosecurity measures and response planning are helping to minimise impacts on wildlife, communities, livestock industries and the State's economy.

Nannup will come alive with colour, creativity and community spirit when the 2026 Nannup Flower and Garden Festival returns from 7–16 August 2026. Now in its 29th year, the festival will feature more than 80 events across 10 days and two weekends, celebrating gardening, sustainability, art and the natural beauty of our region.

Did you know that the most powerful promotion is often a personal recommendation? We're excited to launch a new promotional campaign designed to shine a spotlight on the incredible businesses, services and experiences that make Nannup such a vibrant and welcoming community to both locals and visitors alike via our established channels.

Nannup’s Trail Town Vision Delivers a New Future – But Vandalism Threatens a Community’s Hard Work

Community groups now have two flexible options to get involved in containers for change —the choice is yours, but it’s important that bins are actively managed.

As NAIDOC Week is celebrated across Australia from 5–12 July, the community of Nannup has an opportunity to reflect on its identity as “The Stopping Place” and the important role Aboriginal culture, connection, and storytelling continue to play in shaping the town and its future.

Exciting progress is continuing for the Nannup WA Geopark, with major milestones achieved following the announcement of Lotterywest funding in April 2026, alongside significant support from Talison Lithium and the Shire of Nannup.

The sessions were packed with fun, laughter and friendly competition.

The Shire of Nannup is pleased to announce it has secured funding through the Western Australian Government’s State NRM Community Stewardship Grants Program to develop a Shire-wide Invasive Species Management Plan.

Local clubs and community organisations are invited to take part in the Regional Governance Success Series, delivered by the Department of Creative Industries, Tourism and Sport and facilitated by Caroline Robinson from 150Square.

R U OK? is about inspiring and empowering everyone to meaningfully connect with the people around them.

The Warren Blackwood Alliance of Councils (WBAC) is developing a Regional Trails Strategy for the Shires of Boyup Brook, Bridgetown-Greenbushes, Donnybrook-Balingup, Manjimup and Nannup.

Working closely with the Flower and Garden Festival Committee, the team confirms the total order—around 20,000 tulip bulbs each year—and begins designing the displays. Heath maps out each garden bed digitally, often finalising large-scale designs by February.

In a small town like Nannup, community is not just something we talk about—it’s something we live. It’s in the quiet acts of service, the steady hands in times of need, and the volunteers who step forward when it matters most. This First Responders’ Day, 10 June 2026, we take a moment to recognise and celebrate those remarkable individuals who help keep our community safe, connected and cared for.

Students from Nannup District High School recently visited the local cemetery as part of a structured volunteering program designed to build workplace readiness, communication skills, responsibility, and a strong sense of community connection.

Nannup Markets will continue to be held in the Town Centre at the Anglican Church Grounds throughout the winter months

26 May 2026 brought together 50 community members for a warm and memorable day of connection, good food and lively conversation.

The grand Nannup Town Hall has served the community well for many years. To ensure it continues to do so safely into the future, the building will soon undergo important restorative works, including the regulated removal of asbestos.

Held weekly on Tuesdays from 3.30pm to 5.30pm at the Recreation Precinct Centre, Youth Zone is a collaborative initiative supported by the Shire of Nannup, Community Development Officer Apryl Longford, and the Community Resource Centre, with Shealie Tarr.